Perpetrator must be in custody: caretaker stabbed after argument over teeth

Waldshut-Tiengen – Caretaker René G. (46) wanted to collect a referral from his doctor. There he met an ex-tenant and ended up in an intensive care unit with five stab wounds.

Now the perpetrator appeared Targeted. Caretaker René came as a co-plaintiff and witness and says: “I was stabbed in the waiting room.”

The knife stabber: Bojan B. (56) from Waldshut-Tiengen (Baden-Württemberg). He had a one-room apartment in the house that René G. is responsible for. The room was vacated after Bojan B. was admitted to a therapy facility due to his alcohol addiction.

Tenant claims his dentures were stolen

Bojan B. later claimed that his teeth and his beloved chess set had disappeared during the eviction and filed a theft report against the landlord. Caretaker René G. was angry.

On April 16, 2024, around 5:30 p.m., the two met by chance in the doctor’s office. According to the public prosecutor, Bojan B. is said to have had around 2 per mille of alcohol in his blood.

The caretaker is said to have insulted the ex-tenant as a “son of a bitch”.

Caretaker René says on the witness stand: “I made my dissatisfaction with the complaint known to him. I told him: ‘Man, that’s shit. Are you proud now that you pin something like this on us?’”

A patient, on the other hand, reports that René G. provoked the ex-tenant for 10 to 15 minutes and insulted him as a “son of a bitch”.

Ex-tenant stabbed his victim in the back

When Bojan B. was drunk, the fuse blew.

Sea Prosecutor He is said to have first punched his opponent. Then he has a Swiss Pocket knife (blade length: 6.5 centimeters) and gave the caretaker five stabs in the chest, left side of the stomach and back.

Prosecutor demanded 3 years imprisonment

René G. says: “I fled the practice and was stabbed in the back.”

The seriously injured caretaker ran 450 meters to the nearest hospital. Find out there Police officers about the knife attack, triggered an operation with six patrol cars and were able to arrest Bojan B. in the waiting room. An officer on the witness stand: “He told us that Mr. G. was to blame.”

The public prosecutor demanded three years in prison, while the defendant’s lawyer only demanded two years probation.

Judge Maria Goj (61) sentenced Bojan B. to 2 years in prison – but without parole. She said: There is no alcohol in prison and that has so far been good for the defendant in custody.